Bosch 2 607 010 901 jigsaw/scroll saw/reciprocating saw blade Sabre saw blade 15 pc(s)

The Bosch 2 607 010 901 sabre saw blade set contains 15 blades engineered for cutting both metal and wood with reliable performance. Blades are manufactured to deliver consistent tooth geometry and wear resistance, offering precise cut lines and extended service life. The set is suitable for a range of reciprocating saw applications where a balance of durability and cutting speed is required.

Advantages

Blades in this set combine tooth designs optimized for wood and metal cutting, reducing the need to change blades between different materials. The construction emphasizes wear resistance and stable performance under continuous use. The black and grey finish provides visual distinction and helps identify the blades quickly during work. Overall, the set is designed to provide predictable cutting behavior and long blade life for frequent tasks.

Suitable for

• Demolition and renovation work involving mixed materials
• Cutting timber, plywood and composite wood materials
• Cutting metal profiles, pipes and thin sheet metal
• General workshop and on-site reciprocating saw tasks

Key specifications

• Quantity: 15 blades per set
• Material compatibility: designed for wood and metal cutting
• Finish: black and grey
• Tooth geometry: mixed tooth profiles for cross-cutting and metal cutting
• Intended tool type: reciprocating/sabre saw blades

How to use

Select the appropriate blade from the set according to the material to be cut. Fit the blade into the reciprocating saw following the tool manufacturer’s blade-change instructions, ensuring secure locking before operation. When cutting, allow the saw to reach full speed and feed the blade steadily without forcing; let the blade do the cutting to minimize wear and prevent breakage. Replace blades showing excessive wear, bent teeth, or damage to maintain cutting quality and safety.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection) and clamp workpieces where possible. Match blade selection to material thickness: choose coarser or more aggressive tooth patterns for faster cuts in wood and finer tooth patterns for metal or thin materials. Maintain moderate cutting speed and avoid excessive lateral pressure to extend blade life.